Sagert in Danzig in the 1860's

    I'm looking for any information on the family of a Michael Sagert born in Danzig in 1853. His father was Andreas Sagert and his mother is Porothex Willer (Not sure of the mothers's first name). They came to USA in May 1891 from Bremen on board the ship Saale. I don't think his parents came to America. Michael married Anna Korthas in 1882 and had 3 children with them when they came to America. Hope this helps. Thank you.


    John

    Hallo John,
    welcome at this forum . I am looking for the names at the adressbook 1817 from Gdansk ( Danzig)
    First Sagert:
    Bleicher = bleacher
    P.Sagert, An der Radaune 1761


    Seeschiffer = sea-skipper
    P.Sagert, Eimermacherhof 1761
    Reederei = ocean carrier E.Witting&Comp- ship Minerva -Pink ( a ship with 3 sailing vessels an raaen at the besahn - vessel ( last))
    -3 vessels, 2 decks of ship - skipper P. Sagert- crew 15


    name of shipowner:
    C. Sagert- name of "Holzschute"= wooden barge: "Junge Ferdinand"( boy Ferdinand)- skipperJ. Karssen- crew 3


    Willer:
    landlord of servants:
    B. Willer, Petershagen 73


    brewer and bar- keeper (beer and brandy):
    E.Willer, Pfefferstadt 145


    Kistenmacher ( to produce boxes):
    J.Willer, Am Krahnthor 1184


    shoemaker:
    M.C. Willer, Langfuhr


    grocer:
    Mm widow A.C. Willer, Kumstgasse 1074


    regards
    Jutta

    Es ist nicht das Wissen, sondern das Lernen,
    nicht das Besitzen, sondern das Erwerben,
    nicht das Dasein, sondern das Hinkommen,
    was den größten Genuss gewährt.

    Carl Friedrich Gauß


    Suche FN Wittmann und Angeheiratete-FN Hoffmann/ Oberschlesien-FN Naujock /Ostpreußen

    Dauersuche Geburt Marianna ( Maria) Barbara Olschewski ca 1798 im Raum Dirschau

    No, they don't seem to have much. Seems like there should be records of Andrew and Dorothea or Michael and Anna somewhere in Gemlitz or Danzig. They didn't leave until 1890-91.